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Rosewood Park Pool built by J. F. Johnson Construction Company. The pool is 70 feet wide by 75 feet long and 3 feet to 7 feet, 6 inches deep. Two cars are parked in near the pool. A lifeguard sits underneath a rules notice.
1936-05-19
View of Congress Avenue looking north to the Texas Capitol building taken in 1960.
1960
View of downtown looking north up Congress Avenue with the Capitol visible in the distance.
1961-03-20
View of 10th Street and Congress Avenue looking north to the Texas Capitol building
1969-07
NE Corner of Congress and Sixth. Littlefield building with Merritt, Schaefer and Brown on the first floor. Capitol building in the background.
1975-10-07
Looking north from the Congress Avenue Bridge. Sheraton Crest Inn in the foreground, Capitol building in the background.
undated
Entrance to Hamilton Pool in 1980. A yellow car is parked next to a pool of water. The color has shifted on this photo so that it is much more red than the original.
1980
View of the old low water bridge across Onion Creek at Del Valle. A car crosses the bridge and two other cars are on the road behind it. A church is visible in the distance.
1934-02-01
Group portrait of six women in bathing suits standing in and in front of a convertible parked beside the water, circa 1966. This image was taken during Aqua Festival.
circa 1966
East and South elevations from across the street, Large trees, evergreens are not present at either side of the entry stairs. Built by Abner Cook in 1855 and continuously occupied since 1856. Texas historic landmark since 1962.
1959-04
front elevation, north elevation, screen porch missing screen, shows limited grounds and front entry, cars parked along roadside. Built by Abner Cook in 1855 and continuously occupied since 1856
1959-04
Grounds of Governor's Mansion, from across street, south east corner, arbor visible, cars parked along roadside. Built by Abner Cook in 1855 and continuously occupied since 1856. Texas historic landmark in 1962 and National historic landmark in 1970
1957-02
Color photograph of the Capitol Theater seen from across the street. There are cars parks at the curb in front of the theater and a man is crossing the street.
circa 1970
Photograph taken by Jay Janner during the COVID-19 pandemic depicting several people tail gaiting in their vehicles, having a socially distanced visit in a parking lot
2020
Sheriff standing along a row of sheriff vehicles parked on the street with his hands on his hips and looking to his side.
circa 1970
The age of the personal automobile arrived and brought with it a clear challenge to the streetcar business. Promotions for the automobile noted freedom from crowded street cars and the discomfort and delays of street car travel.
circa 1916
View of a streetcar on 6th Street. Mr. Bowman was the conductor. On either side of the street are business. There are horse-drawn carts and an automobile in the street.
1919
Candid portrait of Gonzalez Barrientos (on right) selling pens to Tony Castillo (driver seated in car) to raise money for Austin Highsteppers drill team. A woman is in the passenger seat next to Castillo.
undated